In macOS, how can users quickly reopen a closed Finder window?

To quickly reopen a closed Finder window in macOS, users can utilize the Command + Shift + T keyboard shortcut. This command is specifically designed to reopen recently closed windows, including Finder windows. It functions similarly to the "Reopen Closed Tab" feature found in web browsers, making it a convenient option for users who may accidentally close a window and wish to restore it without navigating through menus or using the mouse.

The other choices do not offer the same functionality. For instance, Command + N opens a new Finder window rather than restoring a closed one, while Command + Z is used for undoing actions in most Mac applications, and reopening from the Go Menu requires additional navigation that may not be as efficient for quick tasks. This efficiency in workflow is why Command + Shift + T is the preferred option for reopening closed Finder windows in macOS.